Michael Finney
New
Guys, if you are serious about studying the golf swing from a scientific point of view, this journal is for you. We met Dan Parks at this year's Golf Show in Orlando and we knew right away that Dan's goals lined up very much with our's. Find scientific answers to problems that have been "solved" in the past by "it seems as if".
By no means do we believe 100% in every study that is put out, but I can honestly say that we learn something everytime we read a golf research paper. Dan has made it his goal to collect the best, peer reviewed golf research and put it in one place on the web - his site...thejagr.com
It is $68 a year for the amateur researcher and $48 a year for a professional (PGA, TPI, etc.). This is quite a bargain considering that many current papers cost $40 to $100 alone to download from other sources.
Neither Brian nor any of the other Manzella Academy Instructors have any financial dealings with Dan. We just know how important it is to share good information with our fellow golf pros and our students. We hope you take advantage of this unique golf journal and you share your insights about what you read on this forum.
Great work, Dan. You are making our job that much easier!
By no means do we believe 100% in every study that is put out, but I can honestly say that we learn something everytime we read a golf research paper. Dan has made it his goal to collect the best, peer reviewed golf research and put it in one place on the web - his site...thejagr.com
It is $68 a year for the amateur researcher and $48 a year for a professional (PGA, TPI, etc.). This is quite a bargain considering that many current papers cost $40 to $100 alone to download from other sources.
Neither Brian nor any of the other Manzella Academy Instructors have any financial dealings with Dan. We just know how important it is to share good information with our fellow golf pros and our students. We hope you take advantage of this unique golf journal and you share your insights about what you read on this forum.
Great work, Dan. You are making our job that much easier!
